New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-06
THE SERVIA'S BIG LOAD.
GENERAL CAMERON COMES HOME AGAIN,

HOW HE AND LAWRENCE r. JEROME ENJOYED THEIR
TRIP-MR CAMERON IN FINE HEALTH.
The Cunard steamship Servia arrived at Quarantine
about ye sterday. having had like other Atlantic
steamers which left port abo the time
ally stormy Passage The servia brought the second
largest list OF cabin passengers this season532 cabin
and nnetyn intermediate; total 631 as against 81 4
cabin passengers brought by the UmDria great ma
tory OF the 63 Of the Serva spoke OF the
trip the toughest and unpleasant summer voy-
age they hal had between this port and Europe
Among them were General Simon Cameron and J. NJ.
Foster, of Pennsylvania; Lawrence r. Jerome II. u
Du Va. and Miss NJ J. Mccoy Of NewYork; His High
the Thakore Sahib of Morv; senator spooner. Of
Wisconsin; william Boyd Page, Of the Manhattan Ath
letic Club c. G.. Wood OF the Btckheath Harrers OF
England; Drs. Samuel Benton, Joseph Harrison Il. C..
Huxley, r. W. NARROW, j. A. McGill W. Mckle, W. NJ.
Ord, C. r. Richardson. A. B. Richardson r. f. Rouse.
r. Stack George j. srevens George Thin. b. Thomp-
son. Henry Tompkns. A. B. whitney and Dr. seaton the
British delegates TO the International Medical Congress
now In session In Washington.
General Cameron somewhat shaken up by the I'M
reasonable voyage. he still held with firm grip his
long walking stick, cut with his hands from hck
DRY upon his Donegal farm in Pennsylvania. which had
been his companion during his European Journey and
walked down the crowded gaugway and the baggage
strown pier requiring Gtle assistance. Nowthstand
ing his great his eye has lost nothing OF its inte-
gent light and speaks with clearness and dlrecness
Wnatever
ing from a TRIBUNE rep lrter the General said:
say that my health has been M proved during
my trip, for not sick when went took the
journey for pleasure and enjoyment and think had It,
travelled through good deal OF England Wales Scot
land and ireland and made slight deour into France
The General said that he did not see Mr.. Blaine while
abroad but that he had met Mr. Dcpew twice and saw
Mr.. Carnegie frequently. He inquire with his oldme
interest about the OF politics here especially in
gard to the action of the recent Republican State Con
venon In Pennsylvania, aud expressed qualification at
the harmony which the party in the State OF
his birth amt pride The General declined to say any
thing to what he learned OF the condition OF
Ireland in regard tho present attitude OF political
parties in Great Britain
General did stay in the city. his Gus
tom had his baggage transferred directly to the
Pennsylvania station at Jersey City. Entering car
rage with his frieud Mr. Foster and his coored valet,
he babe adeu to Lawrence H. Jerome ami other friends
OF his rpand going Desorosses Street Ferry took
the 2:30 train for his home III Harrisburg.
Lawrence r. Zero has returned the picture OF health
and says he has enjoyed himself greatly. He said that
General Cameron did not experience an hours sickness
while away but the dirty weather OF the passage
rather too much for the old gentleman to boar.
Many not third his age gave way To
IL before the General did Mr.. Jerome brought
two packages In his bag gage for other people
adore ssed 10 the Hon rhsmas Bavard Secretary or
State, Washington. d. c. and contained two dozen Eng
lis pheasants as a present to the Secretary me other
was for the Hon Daniel Manning ex secretary OF the
Treasury New-York City" The contents of the latter
was not diyulsed
ANOTHER THAKORE SAHIB ARRIVES.
lie is A FIRsT-RArE PRINCE AND HAS RAILROAD
OF HIS OWN IN INDIA.
The cry is Still They Come !" Another dusky dgni-
tary landed these shores. HIS Hghness Sir Wa
ghee. knight Commanderof the Indian Empire and Thak
sahib OF Mory arrived the servia yesterday He
was panied by W. H. White, an Engshman In The
British Governments service ia India DIR. Banajeo and
a native attendant The party engaged suite Of six
rooms at the Hotel Brunswick.
Mr. White. who is His HKhnesss travelling companion
told reporter that Sir waghee belongs TO the
same province rhakore sahib OF Lmri aud that
their only seventy miles apart but that
Sir Waghee prince OF higher standing than the other
being accounted drsrae chief. whereas the Taagore
sahiD OF Iimr is but second-r4te chief The
province from which they Is Kattiawsr, IN the
north OF Bombay. and IL known az the Province OF
Chiefs account OF the number OF native princes 10 he
lie Is twenty nine years old. eIcellonty educated and
speaks good Ensh HE Sa r S %
much Interested In manufactures railroads and soisn
lie has railway Of his owu." said Mr.. White. "nis
seventy miles long and connects his territory Win one OF
other improvements in his territory lie The Scion
Hfic American with great IN crest We purpose making
tour 70 san Francisco and back going by North and
returning by the sodtn No shall oos6ly stay
in NewYorK and shall OF course Visit Washington. Ine
Prince attended tho Jubilee ceebratons In London In
company with tho Thakore OF Hmri they stayed to-
gsther while In London xpeeng 10 ter from the
IbsKore OF IAmrt The Prince Ia his Amer-
tour will pay particular attention TO Industries ana
railways" ,,.
Ia there any truth In the report that the Indian visit
ors at the jubilee sighted and that British prestige
Is likely 10 be thereby imperillodW
The report grossly exaggerated. IL arose from
mistake that occurred at the review. when Prince Hob
ka carriage went the wrong way and in the crush and
confnsiop he had and walk. IL mistake.
of course But even though Holkar should attempt to
sir up people dsaectioD TO Britain be could not
do much harln 10 Brtsh in lsrests. He has about
million of people under his but that 10 only drop
in the bucket compared with the $50 millions OF loyal
natives in India"